Canisius Deals Mercyhurst First MAAC Setback

Canisius’ Todd Bisson scored twice in the first seven plus minutes of the game and the Ice Griffs went on to hand Mercyhurst its first loss in MAAC play with a 3-1 victory. Bisson’s first goal came on a delayed penalty call against the Lakers. His 75 shot eluded Peter Aubry and just 45 seconds … Read more

Vote For Hobey Enters Second Phase

The second phase of fan balloting for the 2001 Hobey Baker Award is now under way via the Internet at U.S. College Hockey Online. Through the Vote For Hobey process, college hockey fans have the unique opportunity to participate in choosing the candidates, the finalists and, ultimately, the winner of the presitgious Hobey Baker Award. … Read more

Gionta’s Three-Point Night Lifts Boston College

All’s fair in love and war. Saturday, BC coach Jerry York was miffed that BU arranged for the early return of John Sabo and Freddy Meyer from the World Junior team, as they contributed to a 3-2 Terriers win. Sunday, revenge was sweet, as BC’s J.D. Forrest returned with the rest of the U.S. squad and helped the Eagles to a 5-2 victory.

Providence Overcomes Four-Goal Deficit

Forget about the days of the traditional middle-of-the-pack finish in the Hockey East standings. This year, Providence appears ready to make a run for the league’s regular-season title. Even though the Friars have been extremely consistent throughout the first half of the season, they proved that they still can win without their A-game on Sunday … Read more

Returning Players Key in Michigan’s Win Over Lake State

For Lake Superior State, another player was lost. For Michigan, another player returned. After a 2-0 loss to the Wolverines on Friday night, things got worse for the Lakers as they lost defenseman Ryan Knox for over a month, while Michigan’s top three players returned from the World Junior Championships. Sophomores Andy Hilbert and Mike … Read more

Olsen’s Late Goal Gives Augsburg Tie With St. Norbert

Tim Olsen tied the game with 1:23 remaining in the third period, lifting Augsburg to a 4-4 overtime tie with St. Norbert in a non-conference game Saturday night at Augsburg Ice Arena. The Auggies led 2-0 after one period, but had to rally from a 4-3 deficit to claim the tie and move to 5-7-1 … Read more

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Kohansky, Brown Score ‘Early And Often’

Brown powered its way to a 5-0 lead and cruised to a 6-3 victory Saturday night over Union. The Bears’ leading scorer, senior Matt Kohansky, led the way with four points. The Bears finally captured that elusive first conference win of the season, and improved to 2-9-2 overall. Brian Eklund held the Dutchmen scoreless until … Read more

Rookie Reed Nets Two To Lead Vermont Over Colby

Freshman Liz Reed scored twice, including a power-play goal, to lead Vermont past ECAC Division III League foe Colby 4-0, snapping a four-game losing streak. “We played extremely well this afternoon,” said head coach Dennis Miller. “I am very pleased with the team’s effort and I hope we can continue to build upon this tomorrow … Read more

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More, Moore and Moore for Harvard

Friday night, Harvard captain Steve Moore led the way with four points against Union. Apparently, his younger brother, Dominic, got jealous. Dominic Moore picked up Harvard’s first hat trick in over two years in Saturday’s win. Sophomore center Dominic Moore scored the Crimson’s first hat trick since Jan. 3, 1999 and Harvard steamrolled past No. … Read more

Saints Stun Crimson With Third-Period Rally

No. 3 St. Lawrence outlasted No. 5 Harvard on Saturday at Bright Hockey Center, scoring two goals early in the third period to escape with a 3-2 victory. Center Jessica Wilson recorded the game-winner with 13:35 left in regulation. Skating down the ice on a one-on-three breakaway, Wilson flipped the puck on net from outside … Read more

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Dartmouth, No. 13 Vermont Battle To Draw

It was only fitting that the third meeting between heated rivals Dartmouth and No. 13 Vermont should end with the teams deadlocked on the scoreboard and a handful of players trading words and punches on the ice. Meeting for the third time in eight days, the Big Green and Catamounts skated to a 1-1 tie … Read more

Conklin’s 34 Saves Lead UNH Over Maine, 4-1

One night after shutting out Maine but having to settle for a scoreless tie, Ty Conklin stopped 34 of 35 shots to backstop New Hampshire to a 4-1 win over the rival Black Bears. On the weekend, the senior netminder stopped all but one of 64 shots and earned back-to-back selections as the games’ number … Read more

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Starkey Nets Winner As Air Force Edges UConn

Tom Starkey’s early third-period goal stood up as the game-winner as Air Force edged Connecticut 2-1 at the Cadet Ice Arena on Saturday night. UConn scored first, as Travis Wood shot the puck into the upper right corner of the net after he received a cross-ice pass from Ciro Longobardi just 2:58 into the game. … Read more

Merrimack’s Mistakes Lead to Lowell Win

Saturday night’s loss can be summed up in one word for Merrimack — mistakes. In a game in which Merrimack was riddled with poor play, missed passes and lost opportunities, the Warriors had to be shocked to be within a goal at 3-2 with 1:36 to play when Ryan Kiley’s one-timer found the back of … Read more

World Junior Returnees Help BU top Arch-Rival BC

It was all you expect out of a BU-BC game: Big plays, big saves, a close score, and a lot of ill will. In the end, BU held on for the win, but the teams will do it all over again on Sunday.

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Third-Period Rally Lifts St. Cloud Over Duluth

It was just the type of game St. Cloud State head coach Craig Dahl wanted to see. Dahl’s Huskies (15-4-1, 10-4 WCHA) twice erased two-goal deficits, and rallied with three third-period goals Saturday night to defeat Minnesota-Duluth (4-16-2, 1-12-2 WCHA) and sweep the two-game WCHA series in front of 4,324 at the Duluth Entertainment and … Read more

Clarkson Earns Split At MSU-Mankato

Clarkson gained a split in its weekend series in Mankato, Minnesota by hanging on to defeat Minnesota State University Mankato 5-4 Saturday before a crowd of 2,715 at the Midwest Wireless Civic Center. On Friday, the Golden Knights lost to the Mavericks 6-3. Clarkson, with a 6-6-3 overall record, returns to Eastern College Athletic Conference … Read more